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Global Wealth Management & Business Banking
Global Wealth Management & Business Banking  New organizational structureAs announced on10 February 2009,
Global Wealth Management & Business
Banking split into two divisions:
Wealth Management & Swiss Bank
and Wealth Management Americas.
UBS`s financial reports will reflect
this new structure from first quarter
2009 onwards.
Wealth Management & Swiss Bank:
UBSs wealth management business
caters to high net worth and affluent
individuals around the world (except
those served by Wealth Management
Americas) whether they are investing
internationally or in their home country.
UBS offers these clients a complete
range of tailored advice and investment
services. Its Swiss Bank business provides
a complete set of banking services
for Swiss individual and corporate
clients.
Wealth Management Americas:
Wealth Management Americas offers
sophisticated products and services
specifically designed to address
the needs of high net worth and
affluent
individuals. It includes Wealth
Management US, domestic Canada,
domestic Brazil and the international
business booked in the United States. Performance in 2008Global Wealth Management & Business
Banking recorded a pre-tax profit of
CHF 5,352 million, compared with
CHF 9,251 million in 2007. Wealth Management International &
Switzerland recorded a pre-tax profit of
CHF 3,601 million, compared with
CHF 6,310 million in 2007. This is partially
due to a provision of CHF 917
million in connection with the US crossborder
case. During this period: net
new money outflows were CHF 101.0
billion compared with inflows of
CHF 125.1 billion; invested assets declined
33% to CHF 870 billion;
and the cost / income ratio increased
to 63.1% from 51.1%. Wealth Management US recorded a
pre-tax loss of CHF 698 million in 2008,
compared with a pre-tax profit of
CHF 674 million in 2007. A negative
impact of CHF 1,524 million from auction
rate securities-related charges
and trading losses drove this decline.
During this period net new money
outflows were CHF 10.6 billion compared
with inflows of CHF 26.6 billion,
and invested assets declined 29%. Business Banking Switzerland recorded
a record pre-tax profit of CHF 2,449
million in 2008, compared with
CHF 2,267 million in 2007. The change
resulted from a strong decrease in
operating
expenses during this period.
During this period, the cost / income
ratio improved to 51.2% from 57.7%. Business division / business unit reporting| CHF million, except
where indicated | Wealth Management
International &
Switzerland | Wealth Management
US | Business Banking
Switzerland | Global Wealth
Management &
Business Banking |
|---|
| As of or for the year ended |
31.12.08
| 31.12.07 |
31.12.08
| 31.12.07 |
31.12.08
| 31.12.07 |
31.12.08
| 31.12.07 | | | | Total operating income |
10,429
| 12,892 |
5,933
| 6,660 |
5,019
| 5,317 |
21,381
| 24,869 | Total operating expenses |
6,828
| 6,582 |
6,631
| 5,986 |
2,570
| 3,050 |
16,030
| 15,618 | Business division / business unit performance before tax |
3,601
| 6,310 |
(698)
| 674 |
2,449
| 2,267 |
5,352
| 9,251 |
Additional information
| | Net new money (CHF billion) |
(101.0)
| 125.1 |
(10.6)
| 26.6 |
(11.4)
| 4.6 |
(123.0)
| 156.3 | Invested assets (CHF billion) |
870
| 1,294 |
600
| 840 |
129
| 164 |
1,599
| 2,298 | Personnel (full-time equivalents) |
15,271
| 15,811 |
18,929
| 19,347 |
15,341
| 16,085 |
49,541
| 51,243 |
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